SOCIAL IMPACT REAL ESTATE PROJECTS

Restoring dignity through every project

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What we have seen

Restored human dignity through unconventional real estate and infrastructure projects that foster community development and unity

What we’ve set out to do based on our sight

Revitalize neglected areas, repair broken walls, and create vibrant, safe spaces where people can refresh, work, and connect.

How we will bring forth this sight

* By rejuvenating unoccupied, dilapidated structures into safe, thriving & livable environments.

* By developing communal spaces that inspire connection and shared purpose.

SIREP Africa envisions a world where every individual’s dignity is restored through innovative real estate and infrastructure projects that promote community development and solidarity. We are dedicated to breathing new life into neglected areas, mending fractured communities, and establishing lively, secure environments where people can reside, work, and form connections.

Our Projects

Shelters | Food Banks | Community Centers | Public Cemeteries | Lots more

Project ShelterLane

What if every person in Lagos had a safe place to sleep? This project aims to transform underutilized spaces into functional shelters for homeless individuals and street hawkers, offering them stability, dignity, and hope for a better future.

Project Shield

What if the homes of those who protect us reflected the respect they deserve? This project seeks to renovate police barracks in Lagos, improving living conditions and restoring pride to law enforcement professionals.

Project Afterlife​

Let's face it -- as our cities grow, planning for burial spaces often takes a backseat. This leaves us with overcrowded cemeteries, limited options for eco-conscious burials, and a lack of spaces that honor traditions while fostering long-term thinking.​

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Voices of our Beneficiaries

"I risk my life every day as an officer, but going home fills me with shame. If you saw where my family lives, you’d understand. Don’t we deserve homes like the people we protect?" — Sgt. Bello, NPF
"I risk my life every day as an officer, but going home fills me with shame. If you saw where my family lives, you’d understand. Don’t we deserve homes like the people we protect?" — Sgt. Bello, NPF
"As a woman, finding a safe, clean place to relieve myself in the market is a nightmare. Men have it easier — we don’t. I often skip meals just so I can hold it all day. Imagine living like this every day as a seller — it’s not right." — Mummy Favour, Fabric Seller, Idumota
"As a woman, finding a safe, clean place to relieve myself in the market is a nightmare. Men have it easier — we don’t. I often skip meals just so I can hold it all day. Imagine living like this every day as a seller — it’s not right." — Mummy Favour, Fabric Seller, Idumota
"I run errands in the market by day and sleep under the bridge at night, hoping I won’t be chased away. I can’t go back to Kano — I need to make it." — Adamu, 19, Iddo Bridge
"I run errands in the market by day and sleep under the bridge at night, hoping I won’t be chased away. I can’t go back to Kano — I need to make it." — Adamu, 19, Iddo Bridge
"When my uncle died, we searched for days for an affordable burial plot. Everything was either too costly or overcrowded — we had to travel to another state to lay him to rest." — Mofe, Uber Driver
"When my uncle died, we searched for days for an affordable burial plot. Everything was either too costly or overcrowded — we had to travel to another state to lay him to rest." — Mofe, Uber Driver
"Some days, I drink less water just to avoid the market toilets — but it leaves me weak and drained before day’s end." — Aunty Glory, Seller at Tejuosho
"Some days, I drink less water just to avoid the market toilets — but it leaves me weak and drained before day’s end." — Aunty Glory, Seller at Tejuosho
"My grandparents' cemetery is in ruins — sinking graves, overgrown weeds, no space left. It feels like we failed to honor them, but what choice do we have?" — Frank, Final-Year Student, Unilag
"My grandparents' cemetery is in ruins — sinking graves, overgrown weeds, no space left. It feels like we failed to honor them, but what choice do we have?" — Frank, Final-Year Student, Unilag

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